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Celebrity Motherhood – Octopulets Mom Joins Ranks

February 9, 2009 by Tracee Sioux  
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Celebrity Motherhood – Octopulets Mom Joins Ranks

Visit MSNBC.com to see Nadia Suleman, the mother who gave birth to Octuplets this month.

Nadya, mother of 14 children, the last litter being Octuplets, says she wanted a very large family after being an only child. (Note to my friend Rebecca – let this be a lesson to you – have two to prevent your child from longing for 14.)
There were a few odd questions in the Interview. Do you have the right to have 14 children?
Last I heard, we lived in American and we’re allowed to have as many or as few children as we like.
She isn’t on welfare …read more

Equal Pay! Hurray!

January 30, 2009 by Tracee Sioux  
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Equal Pay! Hurray!

Nothing like starting the year off with a totally Duh. Moment.
Duh. Moment. That’s when you realize it’s completely asinine to have not done something before.
You know. Like insist on Equal Pay for Equal Work for Women, including mothers. And if you violate that out of some good old boy mentality or some other equally stupid and archaic reason – then you get sued and lose lots of money.
Duh.
Can’t tell you how relieved I am to finally be able to read that news and not want to kick some sense into my representatives head.
Well, actually my personal …read more

Perfect Christmas

December 26, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Perfect Christmas

At our Extended Family Christmas Eve Party on Wednesday we had a great time.

We did stockings and presents for the children.

Then sent them out to play with their goodies while the adults did a White Elephant Exchange and a game of Christmas Bingo.

No one liked the gifts we brought. Oh well.

Most sought after gifts included a lava lamp, a really tacky ugly phone in the shape of a golf bag, and a really nice set of frames. We scored a tool box and an emergency kit. We tried to score a box of batteries.

We spent our Christmas Day at home …read more

Redeeming Men

December 19, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Redeeming Men

He’s redeemed the whole male gender.

Until he graced the planet I wasn’t sure the rest of them were worth dealing with.

Now, I think men might be all right since he’s joined the ranks.

Not sure what happened to bleep up some men – but, my clear goal is to NOT SCREW THIS ONE UP.

He’s a good one. Inherently good. Abnormally compassionate, sweet, loving, open and kind. Tough. Funny. Smart. No baggage, no grudges.
Did all men start like this? What the hell happened?

Photo Source: Empowering Girls: So Sioux Me.

Sour Dough Bread

December 17, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Sour Dough Bread

Last July when I went to San Francisco for Blogher’08 I stopped in a tourist shop and picked up some San Francisco Sour Dough Starter. I gave my mother a package and another to a friend.

I kept a package for myself and began following directions. It said to put the starter in a warm dark place for several hours. So, I figured the oven would be great.

My husband preheated the oven for some wings. Plastic bowl melted all in my Sour Dough Starter and my foray into fancy breadmaking was foiled.

Now, it’s probably not that complicated for Marye Audet who …read more

Barbie Killed The Bratz

December 12, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Barbie Killed The Bratz

No kidding.
Its evidence of God and Santa if any was ever needed.
Bratz will no longer be on the shelves after Christmas, the courts ordered the molds broken! The name can no longer be used.
More info over at Empowering Girls: So Sioux Me
Image source: Empowering Girls: So Sioux Me

Twins, Twin & Sextuplets

December 9, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Twins, Twin & Sextuplets

I thought Kate Gosselin was the only woman on the planet who had twins and then Sextuplets.

Turns out Betty and Eric Hayes had 2 sets of twins and then a set of sextuplets, one of which has cerebral palsy.

The image of her older brother, Kyle, volunteering to make Rebecca, his charge because he knows she finds his presence calming, was truly one of the most touching examples of a young man, as I’ve seen in a long time.

The difference between The Hayes and The Gosselin’s family style is marked.

One thing I noticed is that the mother, Betty Hayes is much …read more

Curse-Word Turrets

November 28, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Curse-Word Turrets

I would probably use far more expletives around my children if my husband didn’t crap his pants every freaking time and correct me as if I am the “naughty” child and he the parent.

Susie-Do lets her kid say “oh shit,” my husband would flip his wig. Somehow her kid knows not to say it in public. Some people are very touchy about cussing or potty mouth.

Sometimes an expletive is just plain called for.

I’ve discovered that my self-censorship in my everyday life has resulted in my behaving as though I have curse-word turrets syndrome at my book club.

Because I can.

It’s like …read more

Pumpkin Patch W/ My Pumpkin

November 23, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Pumpkin Patch W/ My Pumpkin

I was really glad I took the day off to go on this field trip. Look how much more fun school is than staying home with Mommy.

Zack Cameraman

November 22, 2008 by Tracee Sioux  
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Zack Cameraman

Zack put the camera down.

Seriously, give Mommy the camera right now.

Give. Me. That. Camera. Right. Now. Or You’re Going To Time OUT!

Photo Source: My 2year-old son Zack.

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